The U.S. Response
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Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge gestures during a town meeting Thursday, Nov. 15, 2001, in Hempstead, N.Y., as New York Secretary of State Randy Daniels looks on.
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Bush says Afghanistan `just the beginning'
WASHINGTON – President Bush warned Iraq and North Korea Monday that there would be consequences for producing weapons of mass destruction.
Powell begins trip to Europe soon
WASHINGTON – Secretary of State Colin Powell will hold talks on terrorism in Turkey and Russia next week as part of an eight-day trip to Europe.
Oil and gas industry on high alert
WASHINGTON – The oil and gas industry is on especially high alert after FBI warns that Osama bin Laden may have ordered retaliatory strikes in event of his capture or death.
Ashcroft to testify before Senate
WASHINGTON – President Bush said Monday he's not the least bit concerned that U.S. allies are balking at administration plans to prosecute suspected terrorists before military tribunals.
Saturday, Nov. 24
• Bush praises America's heart
Friday, Nov. 23
• Loss of bin Laden would cripple al-Qaeda
• Cash in Kabul: Scrutiny on the bounty
Wednesday, Nov. 21
• Bush works to destroy terrorist network
• Logan Airport security permit illegally revoked
Tuesday, Nov. 20
• National Geographic rushes out Afghan map
• Hoax leads to airport evacuation
• Conference begins on postwar aid
• U.S. touts $25 million reward for bin Laden
Monday, Nov. 19
• Powell says Afghan women should have voice
• President hosts Ramadan meal
• Airline security law takes effect
• Changes in airport and airplane security
• Turning over passenger lists to Customs
Saturday, Nov. 17
• Mrs. Bush decries Taliban oppression
• Bomb recipes found in Kabul
• House anti-terror vote postponed
Friday, Nov. 16
• Atlanta airport security breach halts flights
• Foreign students fear holiday travels
• National Guard troops to protect Capitol
Thursday, Nov. 15
• Bush, Putin discuss missile defense
• Reward might net bin Laden
• Aviation bill to federalize workers
• U.S. humanitarian chief visits
• Bush and Putin: Lots of kind words
Wednesday, Nov. 14
• Putin reaffirms Russia's desire to disarm
• Crawford offers Russian menu
• Bush eager for Putin to taste Texas
• Bush, Putin to reduce nuclear weapons
• Putin's popularity running high
Tuesday, Nov. 13
• Bush order allows military trial for terrorists
Sunday, Nov. 11
• Agency examines Internet security
• White supremacists recruit with Sept. 11
• Some schools rethinking ban on cell phones
• Cheney speaks at Veterans Day ceremony
• Bush salutes veterans
Saturday, Nov. 10
• Ashcroft defends monitoring detained
• Powell: Kabul should be 'open city'
Friday, Nov. 9
• Leader: India will help US beat terror
• Bush addresses nation on terror war
• Bush set to increase National Guard at airports
• Feds monitor lawyer-client calls
• Bush says terrorism coalition stronger
Thursday, Nov. 8
• First lady reflects on the day 'strangers became heroes'
• Senate approves intelligence bill to help combat terrorism
• Airlines complete fortifying cockpit doors to thwart intruders
• Ashcroft to restructure Justice Dept.
• Terror fight moves to financial front
• UAE, Britain freeze terror assets
• Al-Barakaat: Terrorism charges untrue
• Terror money list
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